A particular focus of this study was to identify the practicalities and information governance hurdles around the secondary uses of general practice data at a time when local general practice led commissioning groups were being established.
It is status, after all, rather than military practicality, that led Blair to keep the Trident nuclear missile system for Britain, according to his autobiography.
The episode ended with the song "Both Sides, Now" and it's obsessed with bicoastal possibilities, motivated by Bob's likely bisexuality (or sexual practicality), and led by characters (Roger, Don, Ted) who want it all but can't have much of anything.
Forty-nine years of curiosity tempered by practicality have led him to challenges in corn and soybean farming, graphics, professional basketball and, most recently, med tech.
* * * Sometimes, a less elevated instinct, a raw practicality, could lead the characters in Greek plays to a version of the same conclusion: that because we will all want to be treated like human beings at some unimaginably low moment — because we all die — we must treat the "monsters" thus, too.
Sometimes this debate ignores real-world practicalities and leads to over-optimistic conclusions.
This uneasiness with speculation for its own sake enabled him to concentrate on practicality, but it also led into situations in which he relied overmuch on theoreticians.
This concern with the practicalities of living probably led him to encourage members of the quartet to teach, something they started in the early 1980s, a kind of fail-safe mechanism which, as it happened, was useful practice.
